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Raise your hand if you’ve ever ducked under your horse’s neck or wrapped a lead rope around your hand! Alex and Jillian swap examples of everyday horse and barn habits that can put riders, handlers, and visitors at risk.
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Dashing Company “Ernie” spent most of 2026 getting the call from Brenten Hall, no matter what kind of setup they were headed to.
After a hectic Horse of the Year voting process ended with Ernie earning the 2026 Nutrena Head Horse of the Year title, Hall joined The Short Score to tell the story behind the 11-year-old gelding—from being bought off the track by Hall’s father-in-law, Guy Howell, to becoming Hall’s main mount throughout the 2026 ProRodeo season.
Hall estimates he rode Ernie on roughly 85% of his runs this year, relying on the gelding everywhere from tight indoor setups to long-score rodeos. For Hall, that versatility is exactly what separates Ernie.
“It’s taken me until Ernie that I felt like I had one that was good inside and outside,” Hall said.
Hall also talks about how well Ernie handles the ProRodeo pressures like the long hauls and big crowds, the family connection that makes the award especially meaningful and some of his favorite runs from their season together.
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HITM: Ivy Starnes from Ivy's Horse Training, specializes in helping gaited horses achieve smooth, comfortable gaits using gentle, relaxed methods on a loose rein, avoiding harsh bits or weighted shoes. Plus, a Samson surgery update and some of your Equestrian First World Problems. Listen in…
AUDITOR POST SHOW: Lisa is joining us in the post show to tell what it is like living in a house for the first time in nine years.
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4074– Show Notes and Links:
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Time Stamps:
09:50 - Daily Whinnies
13:38 - Samson Surgery Update
24:00 - Ivy Starnes
41:00 - History
44:35 - EFWP
56:40 - Auditor Post Show

Can the equine intestinal microbiome predict a horse’s future health and performance?
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From ketchup to disco balls, Horse HealthCast explores the weird and wonderful tricks horse people swear by, with a closer look at the difference between a clever shortcut and a potentially risky remedy.
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